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When Anxiety and ADHD Overlap: Walking as a Regulating Practice
If you live with both anxiety and ADHD, you know how exhausting it can be. It’s like being pulled in two directions at once: your body is...

Maz Miller
Jul 153 min read


ADHD and the Power of Movement: Why Walking Helps You Focus
Living with ADHD isn’t just about being a bit distracted — it can feel like your brain is juggling a dozen tabs open at once, all playing...

Maz Miller
Jul 13 min read


Walking Through Anxiety: Why Movement Calms the Mind
Anxiety is more than just feeling nervous. It can show up as racing thoughts, muscle tension, difficulty sleeping, and a sense of unease...

Maz Miller
Jun 243 min read


Agoraphobia and the Gentle Path Forward: A Different Kind of Therapy
Agoraphobia is often misunderstood. It’s not simply a fear of crowded places or public spaces — it’s a deep fear of being stuck,...

Maz Miller
Jun 233 min read


What to Expect in a Phone-Based Walking Session With a Psychologist
If you're new to the idea of walk and talk therapy – especially by phone – you might be wondering what it actually looks like. At Walking...

Maz Miller
Jun 192 min read


Stuck in Your Head? Here’s How Movement Can Get You Unstuck
We all get stuck sometimes. Mentally stuck. Emotionally stuck. Feeling like we’re replaying the same thoughts, worries, or decisions on a...

Maz Miller
Jun 192 min read
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